Congress Eyes House Passage of Nuclear Freeze This Week
Congressional supporters predict House passage of a nuclear weapons freeze resolution this week after gains from November elections. The week on Capitol Hill also features renewed debate on military aid to El Salvador, jobs and Social Security measures, and ongoing investigations into the EPA despite Anne Burford's resignation as administrator.
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Washington
House
el Salvador
Capitol Hill
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Anne M. Burford
Police Smash Demonstration At Birthplace Of Solidarity
Riot squads dispersed about 1,000 protesters outside the Gdansk shipyard where Solidarity was formed. Police detained several protesters and blocked Labor leader Lech Walesa from attending. Demonstrators protested the trial of Anna Waletynowicz, a crane operator who helped found the union in 1980.
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Warsaw
Poland
Gdansk
Solidarity Union
Lech Walesa
Solidarity
Anna Waletynowicz
Final Arguments In Groucho Estate Trial
In Santa Monica California final arguments begin in the Groucho Marx estate case. Bank of America executors and Erin Fleming's attorney present divergent views of Fleming as the trial closes.
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Groucho
Santa Monica
Calif
Groucho Marx
Erin Fleming
Marx
J. Erin Schulman
Bank of America
David Sabih
Miss Fleming
Turkey's Opium Poppy Program Runs Red One Issue
Ankara officials say Turkey spends millions of dollars in growing opium poppies under strict controls to curb illicit heroin. Losses arise from weak legal market demand a large dried-poppy stockpile and a new processing plant operating well below capacity.
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Ankara
Turkey
Emergency Drill At V C Summer Nuclear Plant
Officials say residents within ten miles of the V C Summer Nuclear Plant in Fairfield County may hear sirens Wednesday during a required annual drill. The exercise tests emergency procedures and would trigger radio and TV alerts if an actual emergency occurred.
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Jenkinsville
V.C. Summer
Fairfield County
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Clifford Trust Aimed At College Savings And Tax Relief
The piece explains a Clifford trust for children to save for college and reduce taxes by shifting income to the child or trust. It outlines requirements of a term over 10 years, irrevocability, and potential tax effects, with notes on Reagan's proposed Edu Savings Accounts and related exemptions for a child’s earnings.
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Robert Trinz
Prentice- Hall, Inc
Clifford
Reagan
Clifford Trust
Sidney Kess
Main Hardman
Kess
Shamir Seeks Flexibility in Lebanon Talks With Shultz
Washington AP Shamir meetings with Shultz fail to show new diplomacy as the United States presses for progress on Israeli troop withdrawals from Lebanon. Officials say Israel demands close security cooperation with Lebanon before any withdrawal and warn of renewed terrorist risk without Lebanese control.
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Washington
Reagan
Lebanon
Yitzhak Shamir
Israel
Shamir
George P. Shultz
U.S
Shultz
Elie Salem
Middle East
Rightist Sweep in France as Municipal Elections Fallout
Paris reports a rightist surge in 66 cities with 30 large towns shifting from the left coalition. In cities over 30 000 residents the left held 120 to the right's 100 signaling voter discontent with President Mitterrand's 1981–1986 tenure. Lionel Jospin blames national limits for the loss as the left faces 1986 parliamentary poll implications.
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Paris
Mes
Francois Mitterrand
Mitterrand
Lionel Jospin
Socialist Party
Increased Heroin Use Threatening Nation
AP reports heroin use rising with higher purity and lower price causing more addicts and crime. DEA notes 60 to 90 percent pure seizures from Mexico and new suppliers from Pakistan and Lebanon. In New York, many addicts concentrate in Harlem and the East Village, heightening law enforcement concerns.
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New York
United States
Lawrence Forberg
Chicago
Fed
Eral Drug Enforcement Administration
Pakistan
Lebanon
Mexico
Kevin Gallagher
DEA
Detroit
Texas
Washington, D.C
Los Angeles
Criminal
Neigh
Borhoods
East Village
Harlem
Eighth Avenue
114Th
119Th
Dennis Ryan
New York City
N.Y
Sterling Johnson
Debbie Reynolds Returns to Woman of the Year as Run Ends
Debbie Reynolds returns to the Broadway show Woman of the Year after a weekend amnesia episode but the run ends after nearly two years. Reynolds, 50, had replaced Raquel Welch who followed Lauren Bacall as star. Closing was expected with posters noting last day if business did not pick up.
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Debbie Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
Debbie
David Landay
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